Daniel Benjamin

In May of 2009 Daniel Benjamin was confirmed by the Senate as the U.S. State Department's coordinator for counter-terrorism. He was senior fellow and director of the Center on the United States and Europe (CUSE) from December 2006 to May 2009.

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2008

The Mumbai Terrorists' Other TargetDecember 01, 2008

Why Do Terrorists Love To Strike Around Elections?October 22, 2008

Strategic CounterterrorismOctober 22, 2008

Russia Moved Due to U.S. WeaknessAugust 20, 2008

The Decider Who Can't Make Up His MindJuly 06, 2008

What Statistics Don't Tell Us About TerrorismMay 30, 2008

Why John McCain Should Reject the Reverend John Hagee May 23, 2008

Iraq: Could It Ever Have Gone Right?March 16, 2008

2007

5 Myths About Renditions (and the Movie Version)October 19, 2007

Rendition to Torture: The Case of Maher ArarOctober 18, 2007

Q&A on the War on TerrorSeptember 10, 2007

The Convert's Zeal: Why Are So Many Jihadists Converts to Islam?September 07, 2007

The Iraq War and the New Terrorist Threat Facing the Middle East and U.S.July 31, 2007

Al Qaeda's Renewed StrengthJuly 17, 2007

The Nature of the Terrorist ThreatFebruary 14, 2007

Is Osama Bin Laden the Martin Luther of Islam?January 24, 2007

Will Islamic Radicalism Gain a Foothold in America?January 24, 2007

Botching IranJanuary 03, 2007

2006

Notes on the Future of TerrorismDecember 01, 2006

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